Hi Anand, Once you feel comfortable with concepts and have completed basics (stage 2), you can start to factor in the time taken for solving each question from around midway through stage 3. From here on till the end, you can monitor your timings extensively. Best wishes for your preparations!
I have scored about 590-600 (Q41,V31) in my mocks and I am tacking the exam in two weeks. Is it possible to reach 650? Should I focus more on Quant or on Verbal?
Yes, it is possible to score 650. Revisit the mocks you took and go through the mistakes you've made. Solve those questions again and if need be, get your concepts clear. Regarding Quant or Verbal, I would suggest you focus on Quants as any score above Q46 and with the same V31 will fetch you a score of 650+ Best wishes for your GMAT!
Hello, we're glad you liked our video. We offer 2 modes of classes - Live Online, and Self-paced Online Preparation. The Live Online classes comprise of 80+ hours of interactive classes, covering all the sections of the GMAT. Classes are offered on weekdays, and weekends! More information about it here - wzko.in/live. Our prerecorded courses cater to people looking to start right from the basics, as well as people looking to cross that final hurdle of Q49-Q51. We offer courses exclusively for Quant - Core and Core Plus OG, as well as a comprehensive course - Pro, that includes Verbal Prep as well! More info about this can be found at wzko.in/gmat. Depending on which mode you prefer, and what stage of preparation you're already at, you can choose any of the courses! If you'd like us to walk you through these, and chat with you about schools, scores, and more, give us a call! We'd love to talk to you. Call us at +91 95000 48484. We're only 10 digits away!
I revised my school books, my engineering books, my course material for last 3 months and I am still unable to solve even a single Quant question till now. I must have practiced around 600-700 questions so far, I am that weak in maths and now I am loosing hope and feeling disappointed. I could not solve even 1 question in practice set or mocks.
Try solving easier Quant questions first. Dont start with high level questions and dont set timer in the beginning. Try solving and understanding the concept. Look at the solution if you cant solve. Revisit the same problem after few days to check if u retained what you learnt from the solution. Its class 9th and 10th maths basically on steroids 😂. Good luck.
Take one topic initially. Say, Averages. Understand the basics. Pick only easy questions from Averages from any source you have access to and solve. As you build momentum and confidence, you can navigate to tougher questions. Then start a second topic and build pace. Do not bother to set any time limit when solving at this phase of your preparation. Speed will definitely improve once you are confident about the concepts.
hello sir, my last mock score ( kaplan) was 430 , my GMAT exam is on July 30th 2021 , I need 620 , I am currently working on basics, I currently have a ton of resources, am I stressing and confusing myself with different types of resources?
To get a 620 you can target a maximum score in either quant or verbal. Focussing on too many resources will not help your cause. Narrow down your resources to the GMAT Official Guide and any 1 structured course material for now. If you find time even after completing the above 2 then go for the other sources. You can also have a strategy session with our GMAT experts by visiting the link : bit.ly/WizakoSchedule Best wishes for your preparation!
Sir, Thank you for the insights. Should one get the basics right by revisiting class 9-10 Mathematics and then join classes or join a tuition and have the basics sorted then? So should one get into tuitions before or after the step 2 of the process?
Ideal situation is that you revisit 9th and 10th math and then start classes. Practical advice - we all start with good intentions and belief that we will have the discipline to revisit school math. Most often, we end up not sticking to the schedule that we set. Joining a class is the equivalent of throwing you in the deep. You will find a way to swim to the surface. So, unless you are super confident about sticking to a study plan to revise 9th and 10th syllabus, join a course. You will have someone pushing you to study.
Thank you for such an informative video, I am already two months late and May is here. My score is at 300 please suggest how to look at the way forward. After seeing the score I am a bit scared.
Hi Supriya, First up, don't get tensed. It's good that you've already taken up the diagnostic test and got to know where you stand. You need to dedicate at least 300 hours for your preparation in quants and verbal to get a good score in the GMAT. Start from the absolute basics. Build concepts from thereon and practice questions rigorously. As you build momentum and confidence, you can navigate to tougher questions in both the sections. If you would like to have a discussion with our GMAT experts you can schedule a 20-minute free strategy session using the link: bit.ly/WizakoSchedule Best wishes for your GMAT preparation!
Worry not! Now that you've found out where you stand and which all topics you're weak at, start from the absolute basics in these areas and build on from there. Practice a lot and give mock tests. It is definitely possible to reach the 700-mark within 5 months of preparation. Feel free to reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com for any assistance or help in your GMAT preparation! Best wishes!
Hi, We do have a comprehensive set of GMAT study material for Quants. Please drop a mail to learn@wizako.com or reach us at +91 95000 48484 for assistance in shipping related information. If you're also interested in studying online, do check out our online courses at wzko.in/online Best wishes!
Hi Pooja, Yes, we do offer free trial classes. You can schedule one here: wzko.in/demo If you have any more queries do reach out to us at +91 95000 48484 Best wishes!
Sir i want to ask that it will be my final year (bachelor), i was thinking to give exam next year fall but I don't know how to start and from where to start, my maths it's not that much good and i think i won't able to join cc offline because of pandemic so should i start preparing now by myself?
Hi Simran, Start from the absolute basics in Quant. Build concepts from thereon and practice questions rigorously. As you build momentum and confidence, you can navigate to tougher questions. You can start learning now by signing up as a trial user for free @ learn.wizako.com/learn/account/signup About one-eighth of our online GMAT course content is available for free of cost. If you like our content and our teaching methodology check out our online course variants @ gmat.wizako.com You can also reach out to our student counsellors at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com We would be happy to help :) Best wishes for your preparation!
Hi Anjali, At present we have put our classroom programs on hold because of government restrictions. We will surely let you know once we resume our classes. We also conduct 2-way interactive live ZOOM sessions thrice every week. Reach us on +91 95000 48484 via phone or WhatsApp to schedule a demo class. For any further queries, give us a call at +91 9382548484 or drop a mail to learn@wizako.com Best wishes!
Good Evening Sir. Hope you are doing well and safe. I am terribly bad in math and have lost connection with the subject from last three years. Is it possible for me to crack the exams with a good score by self study? if yes, then how much time it would take for me as per your idea? It would be really great if you can give me a little perspective on this. Thanking you in appreciation. Good day!
Yes, it's definitely possible to clear the GMAT by self study. The time invested in search might be high if you are looking for free resources over the internet. Going with a well structured course by a provider might be a better idea. However if you feel you need an external aid or help from a mentor for your preparations, two way live classes is your best bet as many classroom programs have been halted due to covid restrictions. Any test taker requires about 300-350 hours of minimum preparation for the GMAT (including all sections). If you want you a schedule a free strategy session with our GMAT experts visit this link: bit.ly/WizakoSchedule Best wishes!
Applying in round 1 increases your chances of admission as: It shows serious intent and planning to the admission committees. It also conveys that a particular business school is your first preference and their admission committee could reward you with an admit as well as a scholarship. First round applications, in the statistical sense, also tend to offer the highest chance of acceptance as schools will often take the largest fraction of applicants from this pool while also being a smaller pool than the second round. Therefore, you have a higher chance within a smaller pool.
Sir is it okay if i appear in the gmat exam in this year as i will be graduating this year and apply for business schools after gaining job experience of 2-3 years??
Hi Keshav, GMAT score is valid for 5 years. If you're done with your preparations, it's highly recommended that you take your GMAT now. We highly recommend taking the GMAT early, as you can spend the time leading up to the application deadline on your actual application essay questions. Also, if you aren't satisfied with your score, you would have a lot of time to prepare and give your next GMAT. Best wishes!
Hi Sir, I have started my preparation for Gmat 2021 in mar 2021.But in the mid of Apr i was covid positive and i did not prepare for the Gmat .I have resume my preparation once again in June 2021.Could you please guide me how do i start the preparation.
Hi, First, start-off by taking a diagnostic test to know where you stand. If the score is a bit on the lower side then begin from the absolute basics and build concepts from thereon. Once you gain momentum you can venture into medium to hard level questions along with attempting mock tests. One would typically require around a minimum of 300-350 hours of preparation for the GMAT. If you would like to have a discussion with our GMAT experts you can also schedule a 20-minute strategy session using the link: bit.ly/WizakoSchedule Best wishes!!
Hi, It's a bit on the lower side, but there's nothing to worry about it. It's just to get an idea of your starting point. Best wishes for your preparation!
Sir I had arrears in M3 and cleared on 9th semester only , I feel scared in taking this but am much interested . Also now my age 28 . No touch with books, am dull student , can I clear this decently sir ?
Hi Vignesh, Your GMAT score and work experience will play a crucial role in your applications if your U.G. scores are poor. People with low U.G. scores have indeed made it to good business schools with a high GMAT score and work experience. I would recommend you to get started with your GMAT prep right-away if you're interested in doing an MBA. GMAT quants is not that difficult unlike M3. It basically tests your aptitude and basic high school math concepts! If learnt from the absolute rudimentary basics in the right manner, GMAT quants is an easy nut to crack. If you're interested in getting tutored by us, you can schedule a free demo class here: wzko.in/demo Best wishes!
hello sir, thisis chandan and currently i am pursuing pgdm data science from nielet chennai ( am on sabbatical leaves ) and my course will be over by 15 march, was thinking to join a course for gmat is it a good time for me to join the classes?
@@piyushkala7756 but in the official website it mentions that only two times we can take the online GMAT test . Plus, no test centres have opened in India.
@@sharmistha19 You can take the GMAT™ exam once every 16 calendar days and no more than five times in a rolling 12-month period and no more than eight times total (lifetime limit)
The online exam can be taken only twice. However, the offline version can be taken 5 times in a 12 month window. Note, you need to have a minimum of 16-day gap between two attempts.
Yes, definitely Anikait!! You can schedule a free strategy session with our GMAT experts here: wzko.in/GmatStrategy if you have any doubts on how to get started with your GMAT prep! Best wishes!
Hi Sai, We conduct our classroom programs at Velachery, Chennai. We have currently paused our classroom programs due to government restrictions. We will surely keep you posted once we resume our classes. If you're interested, you can check more about our live online classes which we conduct via ZOOM here: wzko.in/live, and request a free demo class at wzko.in/demo
I have my GMAT on 1st of June... My diagnostic test was 510 (i did Veritas practice test) and i need at least 600 scores... Is it possible to accomplish within ~2 month?
Hi, It's definitely possible to get 600+ score within 2 months of preparation. Feel free to reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com for any assistance. Best wishes!
Hi Abhay, You can take the GMAT now if you're done with your preparation. It is valid for 5 years. For MIM programs work experience is not mandatory. But for MBA, work experience is required. Best wishes!
You can absolutely take the GMAT after your CS course. For more details, would encourage you to watch our GMAT Eligibility Criteria video here - ruclips.net/video/1Hidz94wapE/видео.html There is one caveat though. Many schools require students to have undergone a 3/4 year Undergraduate course to be eligible for their Graduate programs. Please apply after thorough research. Cheers.
Hi, We have classroom programs in Chennai for GMAT. If you're located outside Chennai, we conduct 2-way interactive live ZOOM sessions thrice every week. Reach us on +91 95000 48484 via phone or WhatsApp to schedule a demo class. For further queries, reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com We would be happy to assist you. Best wishes!
Hello sir I need your help. Actually I want to give GMAT exam at the end of 2021. My main focus is getting a good college in Canada. But I know nothing about the process. Can you please guide me or share your institute or your contact number so that I can call you and able to clear my doubts. Btw your videos are quite impressive!
Hi, Thanks a lot for your feedback! :) Please reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com We would be happy to help! Best wishes!
Super video Boss! Wonderfully useful. Will hopefully do a version for this for CAT soon!
Thanks Rajesh. Will definitely be a great value add for CAT aspirants if you do one for CAT prep.
Thanks a lot!! Your video really gave my preparation a direction!
Glad it helped! Best wishes for your preparation!
I loved the genuineness... Thanks a lot sir
Always welcome Sanket!
Today I learned some information
Great help but found one important information missing... regarding in what phase we should try Improvising on time factor to solve each question.
Hi Anand,
Once you feel comfortable with concepts and have completed basics (stage 2), you can start to factor in the time taken for solving each question from around midway through stage 3. From here on till the end, you can monitor your timings extensively.
Best wishes for your preparations!
I have scored about 590-600 (Q41,V31) in my mocks and I am tacking the exam in two weeks. Is it possible to reach 650? Should I focus more on Quant or on Verbal?
Yes, it is possible to score 650. Revisit the mocks you took and go through the mistakes you've made. Solve those questions again and if need be, get your concepts clear. Regarding Quant or Verbal, I would suggest you focus on Quants as any score above Q46 and with the same V31 will fetch you a score of 650+
Best wishes for your GMAT!
Hi Sir. You mentioned the book "Advanced questions" in your video. Is it the GMAT™ Official Advanced Questions Book?
Yes, correct
@@Wizako Thank you!
Sir , Please Do a video of Quantitative Aptitude full syllabus Please.
Hello Siddu,
Please check out these videos: ruclips.net/video/1oHjbTz6_zs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/4R4eFoti1Zc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/A0MbCayeAAY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/IyQTgKH7B8U/видео.html
Excellent explanation, I have subscribed to your channel. Please, can I have more information about a preparation course?
Hello, we're glad you liked our video.
We offer 2 modes of classes - Live Online, and Self-paced Online Preparation.
The Live Online classes comprise of 80+ hours of interactive classes, covering all the sections of the GMAT. Classes are offered on weekdays, and weekends!
More information about it here - wzko.in/live.
Our prerecorded courses cater to people looking to start right from the basics, as well as people looking to cross that final hurdle of Q49-Q51.
We offer courses exclusively for Quant - Core and Core Plus OG, as well as a comprehensive course - Pro, that includes Verbal Prep as well!
More info about this can be found at wzko.in/gmat.
Depending on which mode you prefer, and what stage of preparation you're already at, you can choose any of the courses!
If you'd like us to walk you through these, and chat with you about schools, scores, and more, give us a call! We'd love to talk to you.
Call us at +91 95000 48484. We're only 10 digits away!
@@Wizako I have sent you a whatsapp already.
Sir thanks for your beautiful study plan.
Can we get into MBA in india by appearing for GMAT 2021?
Yes, definitely you can pursue MBA in India by giving GMAT. Best wishes for your prep!
I revised my school books, my engineering books, my course material for last 3 months and I am still unable to solve even a single Quant question till now. I must have practiced around 600-700 questions so far, I am that weak in maths and now I am loosing hope and feeling disappointed. I could not solve even 1 question in practice set or mocks.
Try solving easier Quant questions first. Dont start with high level questions and dont set timer in the beginning. Try solving and understanding the concept. Look at the solution if you cant solve. Revisit the same problem after few days to check if u retained what you learnt from the solution. Its class 9th and 10th maths basically on steroids 😂. Good luck.
Take one topic initially. Say, Averages. Understand the basics. Pick only easy questions from Averages from any source you have access to and solve. As you build momentum and confidence, you can navigate to tougher questions.
Then start a second topic and build pace. Do not bother to set any time limit when solving at this phase of your preparation. Speed will definitely improve once you are confident about the concepts.
hello sir, my last mock score ( kaplan) was 430 , my GMAT exam is on July 30th 2021 , I need 620 , I am currently working on basics, I currently have a ton of resources, am I stressing and confusing myself with different types of resources?
To get a 620 you can target a maximum score in either quant or verbal. Focussing on too many resources will not help your cause. Narrow down your resources to the GMAT Official Guide and any 1 structured course material for now. If you find time even after completing the above 2 then go for the other sources. You can also have a strategy session with our GMAT experts by visiting the link : bit.ly/WizakoSchedule
Best wishes for your preparation!
@@Wizako Thank You Soo Much, I am focusing on VERBAL
Head to this link for the answer from GMAT expert K S Baskar: ruclips.net/video/jj8EhIXgD34/видео.html
@@saranshsaxena1683 Hey how much did you score?
Sir, Thank you for the insights. Should one get the basics right by revisiting class 9-10 Mathematics and then join classes or join a tuition and have the basics sorted then? So should one get into tuitions before or after the step 2 of the process?
Ideal situation is that you revisit 9th and 10th math and then start classes.
Practical advice - we all start with good intentions and belief that we will have the discipline to revisit school math. Most often, we end up not sticking to the schedule that we set.
Joining a class is the equivalent of throwing you in the deep. You will find a way to swim to the surface. So, unless you are super confident about sticking to a study plan to revise 9th and 10th syllabus, join a course. You will have someone pushing you to study.
Thank you for such an informative video, I am already two months late and May is here. My score is at 300 please suggest how to look at the way forward. After seeing the score I am a bit scared.
Hi Supriya,
First up, don't get tensed. It's good that you've already taken up the diagnostic test and got to know where you stand. You need to dedicate at least 300 hours for your preparation in quants and verbal to get a good score in the GMAT.
Start from the absolute basics. Build concepts from thereon and practice questions rigorously. As you build momentum and confidence, you can navigate to tougher questions in both the sections.
If you would like to have a discussion with our GMAT experts you can schedule a 20-minute free strategy session using the link: bit.ly/WizakoSchedule
Best wishes for your GMAT preparation!
Any update on this?
I gave the diagnostic test but scored so little in it please help me how can I improve myself.
Worry not! Now that you've found out where you stand and which all topics you're weak at, start from the absolute basics in these areas and build on from there. Practice a lot and give mock tests. It is definitely possible to reach the 700-mark within 5 months of preparation.
Feel free to reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com for any assistance or help in your GMAT preparation!
Best wishes!
Thank you very much.I am from Uzbekistan.What kind of GMAT books do you recommend ?
Hi,
We do have a comprehensive set of GMAT study material for Quants. Please drop a mail to learn@wizako.com or reach us at +91 95000 48484 for assistance in shipping related information.
If you're also interested in studying online, do check out our online courses at wzko.in/online
Best wishes!
Do you have trial classes ?
Hi Pooja,
Yes, we do offer free trial classes. You can schedule one here: wzko.in/demo
If you have any more queries do reach out to us at +91 95000 48484
Best wishes!
Sir i want to ask that it will be my final year (bachelor), i was thinking to give exam next year fall but I don't know how to start and from where to start, my maths it's not that much good and i think i won't able to join cc offline because of pandemic so should i start preparing now by myself?
Hi Simran,
Start from the absolute basics in Quant. Build concepts from thereon and practice questions rigorously. As you build momentum and confidence, you can navigate to tougher questions.
You can start learning now by signing up as a trial user for free @ learn.wizako.com/learn/account/signup
About one-eighth of our online GMAT course content is available for free of cost.
If you like our content and our teaching methodology check out our online course variants @ gmat.wizako.com
You can also reach out to our student counsellors at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com
We would be happy to help :)
Best wishes for your preparation!
Sir any classroom course available as of now?
Hi Anjali,
At present we have put our classroom programs on hold because of government restrictions. We will surely let you know once we resume our classes.
We also conduct 2-way interactive live ZOOM sessions thrice every week.
Reach us on +91 95000 48484 via phone or WhatsApp to schedule a demo class.
For any further queries, give us a call at +91 9382548484 or drop a mail to learn@wizako.com
Best wishes!
Good Evening Sir. Hope you are doing well and safe. I am terribly bad in math and have lost connection with the subject from last three years. Is it possible for me to crack the exams with a good score by self study? if yes, then how much time it would take for me as per your idea? It would be really great if you can give me a little perspective on this. Thanking you in appreciation. Good day!
Yes, it's definitely possible to clear the GMAT by self study. The time invested in search might be high if you are looking for free resources over the internet. Going with a well structured course by a provider might be a better idea. However if you feel you need an external aid or help from a mentor for your preparations, two way live classes is your best bet as many classroom programs have been halted due to covid restrictions. Any test taker requires about 300-350 hours of minimum preparation for the GMAT (including all sections).
If you want you a schedule a free strategy session with our GMAT experts visit this link: bit.ly/WizakoSchedule
Best wishes!
Thanks sir!
Most welcome!
Sir, what is the importance of applying in first round? Do we get any advantage of first round?
Applying in round 1 increases your chances of admission as: It shows serious intent and planning to the admission committees. It also conveys that a particular business school is your first preference and their admission committee could reward you with an admit as well as a scholarship.
First round applications, in the statistical sense, also tend to offer the highest chance of acceptance as schools will often take the largest fraction of applicants from this pool while also being a smaller pool than the second round. Therefore, you have a higher chance within a smaller pool.
Sir is it okay if i appear in the gmat exam in this year as i will be graduating this year and apply for business schools after gaining job experience of 2-3 years??
Hi Keshav,
GMAT score is valid for 5 years. If you're done with your preparations, it's highly recommended that you take your GMAT now. We highly recommend taking the GMAT early, as you can spend the time leading up to the application deadline on your actual application essay questions. Also, if you aren't satisfied with your score, you would have a lot of time to prepare and give your next GMAT.
Best wishes!
Head to this link for the answer from GMAT expert K S Baskar: ruclips.net/video/jj8EhIXgD34/видео.html
Hi Sir, I have started my preparation for Gmat 2021 in mar 2021.But in the mid of Apr i was covid positive and i did not prepare for the Gmat .I have resume my preparation once again in June 2021.Could you please guide me how do i start the preparation.
Hi,
First, start-off by taking a diagnostic test to know where you stand. If the score is a bit on the lower side then begin from the absolute basics and build concepts from thereon. Once you gain momentum you can venture into medium to hard level questions along with attempting mock tests. One would typically require around a minimum of 300-350 hours of preparation for the GMAT.
If you would like to have a discussion with our GMAT experts you can also schedule a 20-minute strategy session using the link: bit.ly/WizakoSchedule
Best wishes!!
I scored 580 in the assessment test. I have done no preparations till yet. Is it a good score?
Hi,
It's a bit on the lower side, but there's nothing to worry about it. It's just to get an idea of your starting point. Best wishes for your preparation!
Sir I had arrears in M3 and cleared on 9th semester only , I feel scared in taking this but am much interested . Also now my age 28 . No touch with books, am dull student , can I clear this decently sir ?
Hi Vignesh,
Your GMAT score and work experience will play a crucial role in your applications if your U.G. scores are poor. People with low U.G. scores have indeed made it to good business schools with a high GMAT score and work experience. I would recommend you to get started with your GMAT prep right-away if you're interested in doing an MBA. GMAT quants is not that difficult unlike M3. It basically tests your aptitude and basic high school math concepts! If learnt from the absolute rudimentary basics in the right manner, GMAT quants is an easy nut to crack.
If you're interested in getting tutored by us, you can schedule a free demo class here: wzko.in/demo
Best wishes!
If we will give exam in early august then wouldn’t 1 month time be less to prepare application by 15-sep?
Hi Gaurav,
1 month time period is more than enough to complete your applications. Best wishes!
can you please make a video on 1 year MBA program in UK sir
Will try Suraj !
hello sir, thisis chandan and currently i am pursuing pgdm data science from nielet chennai ( am on sabbatical leaves ) and my course will be over by 15 march, was thinking to join a course for gmat is it a good time for me to join the classes?
Hello Chandan,
Please write to us at learn@wizako.com. We'll be able to help you out from there.
Can you clear whether I can take more than two online GMAT exams if I am not happy with my past two online scores?
Yes.
@@piyushkala7756 but in the official website it mentions that only two times we can take the online GMAT test . Plus, no test centres have opened in India.
@@sharmistha19 You can take the GMAT™ exam once every 16 calendar days and no more than five times in a rolling 12-month period and no more than eight times total (lifetime limit)
The online exam can be taken only twice.
However, the offline version can be taken 5 times in a 12 month window. Note, you need to have a minimum of 16-day gap between two attempts.
I had studied maths still class 8 so can i choose to give exam for gmat and do MBA in future?
Yes, definitely Anikait!!
You can schedule a free strategy session with our GMAT experts here: wzko.in/GmatStrategy if you have any doubts on how to get started with your GMAT prep! Best wishes!
When classroom program starts and location
Hi Sai,
We conduct our classroom programs at Velachery, Chennai. We have currently paused our classroom programs due to government restrictions. We will surely keep you posted once we resume our classes.
If you're interested, you can check more about our live online classes which we conduct via ZOOM here: wzko.in/live, and request a free demo class at wzko.in/demo
I have my GMAT on 1st of June... My diagnostic test was 510 (i did Veritas practice test) and i need at least 600 scores... Is it possible to accomplish within ~2 month?
Hi,
It's definitely possible to get 600+ score within 2 months of preparation. Feel free to reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com for any assistance.
Best wishes!
How about work ex?? Does it affect? I am fresher
Hi Abhay,
You can take the GMAT now if you're done with your preparation. It is valid for 5 years.
For MIM programs work experience is not mandatory. But for MBA, work experience is required.
Best wishes!
Head to this link for the answer from GMAT expert K S Baskar: ruclips.net/video/0bmQa19Q5Zs/видео.html
Sir after company secretary course can i give a gmat
You can absolutely take the GMAT after your CS course.
For more details, would encourage you to watch our GMAT Eligibility Criteria video here - ruclips.net/video/1Hidz94wapE/видео.html
There is one caveat though.
Many schools require students to have undergone a 3/4 year Undergraduate course to be eligible for their Graduate programs.
Please apply after thorough research.
Cheers.
@@Wizako tysm sir
Sir could you help with what course to take up, since most of it will be online. I don't think it's that effective as it would be offline
Hi,
We have classroom programs in Chennai for GMAT. If you're located outside Chennai, we conduct 2-way interactive live ZOOM sessions thrice every week.
Reach us on +91 95000 48484 via phone or WhatsApp to schedule a demo class.
For further queries, reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com
We would be happy to assist you.
Best wishes!
Hello sir
I need your help. Actually I want to give GMAT exam at the end of 2021. My main focus is getting a good college in Canada. But I know nothing about the process. Can you please guide me or share your institute or your contact number so that I can call you and able to clear my doubts. Btw your videos are quite impressive!
Hi,
Thanks a lot for your feedback! :)
Please reach out to us at +91 9382548484 or by mail through learn@wizako.com
We would be happy to help!
Best wishes!